Broadcast Automations Systems

We run Broadcast Automations Systems from the first floor of 16 East Of Kailash Community Centre. It’s a decent spot, right in the community center area where there’s always something happening. Being on the first floor means we have to haul everything up the stairs, which is a bit of a workout when we get new broadcasting gear in. Our office is mostly filled with cables, monitors, and various automation systems meant for TV and radio setups. It’s not the most organized place in the world, as we tend to have projects spread out over several tables at once. We spend a lot of time looking at screens and testing out different configurations to make sure everything works like it's supposed to. The atmosphere is generally pretty relaxed, with the radio playing in the background or someone making a round of coffee. We’ve been in East of Kailash for a while and we like the neighborhood; there are plenty of places nearby to grab a quick lunch. People often call us up asking for advice on a specific piece of broadcast hardware or how to set up their studio link. We just give them a straight answer based on what we’ve seen work. It’s a lot of technical stuff, but we try to keep it simple. There’s no big corporate vibe here, just a small team of us doing our jobs every day and making sure the gear is ready for whoever needs it next. That's what we do.